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Retired Phone Workers Gave 66,500 Volunteer Hours To Save This 1896 Missouri Building
Somewhere in Missouri, a crew of retired phone company workers poured 66,500 volunteer hours into an old 1896 building. Their reward?. A place where kids can dial a rotary phone and hear it actually connect. The founders came from Southwestern Bell, so they know these machines from the inside out....
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Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 562, United Association, congratulate John O’Mara on his retirement
Earth City, MO – John O’Mara recently retired as business manager/secretary-treasurer of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 562 after 15 years and was feted by local and international officers with his union. O’Mara has been a member of Local 562 for 42 years, including 25 years in the office,...
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300-Booth Antique Mall Set To Fill Former Shop 'n Save in High Ridge
A sprawling former Shop ‘n Save in High Ridge is getting a second life as an antique mall, with owner Chad Lane set to open the doors on Saturday, Nov. 21. The 34,000-square-foot space will hold up to 300 vendor booths stocked with vintage items, trendy collectibles, handmade goods and even Pokémon trading cards.
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Electrical Connection IBEW/NECA in the News
As winter approaches, NECA contractor J-Bathe Electric is reminding electric vehicle owners of the value of a home EV charger. “Cold weather is tougher on an EV battery than most drivers expect. Range can drop noticeably once temperatures fall, and public charging stations get more crowded as everyone adjusts their routines. A reliable home charger matters even more once winter driving becomes part of the equation.”
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Caterpillar Acquires Fabick Cat, Ending Century of St. Louis Family Ownership
Caterpillar Inc. has completed its acquisition of Fenton-based Fabick Cat, ending more than a century of family ownership of one of the nation’s largest Caterpillar equipment dealerships. The transaction, announced in September and completed Monday, Nov. 2, brings the dealership’s 37 locations across Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper...
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McBride Homes eyes major mixed-use transformation at former Jamestown Mall site
McBride Homes is moving forward with plans to turn the former Jamestown Mall property into a massive mixed-use community, bringing more than 700 residences, commercial space, and public parks to Florissant.
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Generation to Generation: Building Homes, Strengthening Communities
In the summer of 1964, John Kelly and his young family left Marshalltown, Iowa, for St. Louis, taking a chance on a future they could not yet imagine. John had been working as a sales manager for a furniture store, and his wife, Mary, left behind the security of an established life to begin a new chapter with him. Six weeks after arriving in St. Louis, their son, Jeff Kelly, was born — the beginning of a family story that would span generations.
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Panelized Homes Could Address St. Louis’ Affordable Housing Shortage
Posted In: Offsite Construction, What we are thinking about. From St. Louis Magazine: In July, drivers zipping along West Florissant Avenue in St. Louis’ Mark Twain neighborhood likely caught a glimpse of something unfortunately not more familiar in North City: a new home under construction. In just a matter...
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High Ridge antique mall to open next month
An antique mall is expected to open in the former 34,000-square-foot Shop ‘n Save store in High Ridge on Nov. 21, promising hours of shopping fun, said owner Chad Lane. JeffCo Antique Mall is located at 1023 Crossroads Plaza, next to the Aldi grocery store. Lane, of Overland, has...
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Annie Malone CEO steps down
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Annie Malone CEO Keisha Lee is stepping down from her role at the end of this year, she announced. Lee, who has been with Annie Malone for 11 years, will end her time with the organization on Dec. 31. “After 11 years of...
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Report finds job seekers frustrated with ghost jobs
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - It’s a growing frustration for job seekers: Applications going unanswered. A new report finds some of that is due a rise in “ghost jobs,” posts from employers that are not actually hiring. Lewis Isom brings skills to his job search.
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Missouri Shoppers Keep Returning To This Impressive Meat Market To Stock Up In 2026
More than 100 varieties of sausage once filled the cases at one South St. Louis County butcher shop. That number alone makes my grocery list feel tiny. A federal inspector also checks in daily, which is not something most corner markets can claim. The story started in 1945 with a...